[JRL]

Georgia hoping to find way to contain Ainge, Vols' passing game while putting last year's setback behind

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Georgia punt returner Mikey Henderson scored an 86-yard touchdown to give the Bulldogs a 17-7 lead in last year's game with Tennessee. A defensive letdown in the second half gave the Vols the win. (Todd Bennett / Associated Press)


ATHENS, Ga. --

BY DAVID CHING

dching@ledger-enquirer.com
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This is the point where Georgia hit the wall a year ago.
The Bulldogs wobbled through their first five games last year, but made it to the Tennessee game undefeated and carrying a No. 10 national ranking. But then came an historic implosion, blowing a 24-7 lead to lose 51-33 to the Volunteers before a stunned crowd at Sanford Stadium.
It was the beginning of an ugly stretch -- easily the worst stretch in Mark Richt's six seasons at Georgia -- when the Bulldogs lost four of five games.

Ledger-Enquirer.com | 10/06/2007 | Bulldogs remember meltdown

[Lefty Noob]

Yeah, I'm sure that's definitely still on their minds... look out, Tennessee!